Site Event/Activity record ECH6958 - Winnington Hall - Research and Recording

Summary Winnington Hall lies in the River Weaver valley in an area that has been an industrial site since at least the post medieval period. The Hall, with a wing by Samuel Wyatt, was once set within extensive parkland. It is now almost completely surrounded by disused, derelict and functioning industrial buildings mostly associated with the chemical industry, and housing dating from the early nineteenth century built to accommodate the workforce. The only remaining portions of the Park are Winnington Park Recreation Club, a short length of the driveway and areas of lawn partly bounded by trees to the south and west of the Hall. Principal remaining features Winnington Hall - Listed Grade 1 (List Entry Number 1310245) Statue of Sir John Brunner - Listed Grade 2 (List Entry Number 1161131) Statue of Ludwig Mond - Listed Grade 2 (List Entry Number 1139114) Brunner Mond and ICI Alkali Division War Memorial - Listed Grade 2 (List Entry Number (1432698) Rose Cottage - Listed Grade 2 (List Entry Number 1261149) 6 and 7 Dyar Terrace - Locally Listed Buildings Winnington Park Recreation Club Pavilion - Locally Listed Building Recreation Ground Sandstone horse mounting block Lawns Ornamental trees and shrubs Natural regeneration of Woodland